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First I would like to thank the author and support team of this great software.

 

As the topic says and quickly and simply I ask: Does all installed Virtual Drivers installed detrimentally affect the drive speeds or is it only the SPTD driver installed by software like Daemon Tools, Astroburn and Alcohol 120%?

 

I am asking because I gave Daemon tools a 1 way ticket to the dumpster (I am quoting Cynthia here :thumbup: ) due to issues in Windows 7 in addition to slow and aberrant drive performance.

 

I replaced it with VirtualClone Drive as my virtual disc utility only to find out it does install a driver of its own like shown below:

 

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As for Imgburn it doesn't really show any warnings or notable speed changes, but just to make sure when I recommend the imgburn Vclone combo I would like to ask, will this new VClone driver affect the drive performance?

 

Thnx in Advance and sorry if this question has been asked before I searched but closest matches were regarding SPTD driver.

 

 

Regards

Paladin77

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Yes I did use their utility and since I know what I am doing I walked the extra mile to remove any traces of legacy SPTD driver in the Windows Registry. I do not get warnings in imgburn. I like Virtual Clone more since its easier to use and I can right click to quickly mount an image but as I said would like to know if its driver will have any effect.

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I'm not a big fan of certain brand of burners. :rolleyes:

 

Bought some of those in the past and they all ended up in that place.

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Oh one Final question. I started imgburn today and checked for firmware update I found an update to the LG GT10N drive from 1.01 to 1.06 but that firmware according to firmware hq seems to belong to Dell. My laptop is an MSI should I ignore this update or what?

 

Thnx

Paladin77

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